tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-49136602306505933352010-03-12T06:06:21.901-08:00adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02388476700206890394noreply@blogger.comBlogger24125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4913660230650593335.post-32442966827478933972010-03-12T06:05:00.000-08:002010-03-12T06:06:21.972-08:00

The best perch reports continue to come from deep water, around 40 feet north and west of Moses Bar and in 30 to 35 feet on Horseshoe Bar and the Snaghole. Look for these fish to start moving into the 10- to 12-foot range between Sugar Point and Raven's Point on the west side.Nodak Lodge (218) 665-2226

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Perch action has been pretty consistent in 17 to 22 feet on Snaghole Bar, Hunter's Hump, River Bar, and the back side of Center Bar. The humps on the north end also have produced perch in 25 to 30 feet, as are the flats off Raven's Point in 12 to 15 feet. Gold or green jigging spoons and minnow heads are working best tight to the bottom.Nodak Lodge (218) 665-2226

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Perch action has been strong in 20 to 26 feet on the Snaghole Bar, Center Bar, and the humps from Center Bar to Raven's. You might want to slide slightly deeper during midday hours. Walleyes also are being caught on these spots, mainly during low-light periods.

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You'll find walleyes and perch on the structure in 20 to 22 feet early and late in the day. During midday hours, the best reports are coming from 30 to 32 feet. Better areas this week have been North Moses Bar and the humps north of Center Bar. Northern pike action continues to be slow.Nodak Lodge (218) 665-2226

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There's a strong spurt of perch and walleye activity on top of the bars just before dark. Walleyes and perch also are coming off the bars in 26 to 30 feet during the day. Snaghole Bar, Moses Bar, and Horseshoe Bar are the best options. Perch also are showing up on the east side of the lake in 26 to 30 feet.Nodak Lodge (218) 665-2226

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Perch have bit best in the afternoon over 30 to 32 feet or on the bars in 24 to 26 feet. Look to Moses Bar, Snaghole Bar, and Horseshoe Bar with spoons and minnow heads. Walleyes are being found in 20 to 30 feet on or near the bars - look shallower early and late in the day. Expect a few northern pike on the bars as well.Nodak Lodge (218) 665-2226

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Look for perch, tight to the bottom, on the main-lake structure in 26 to 30 feet. Better areas this week have been Horseshoe Bar, Moses Bar, Snaghole, and Moxes Hole. Walleyes remain active during the last hour of daylight on the bars and island in 20 to 22 feet. A few pike have been mixed in with the perch on the bars.Fishing report provided by Nodak Lodge (218) 665-2226

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Hey everyone fishing is alittle slow right know,but if you stay out and fish hard you will find them.The humps are the hot spot right now out on the big lake with a rig and a leech or a N.C.It has been abit windy so the fish are all over.

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The walleye bite is taking off on the humps on the north end on leeches or crawlers. A livebait rig with a colored hook in 20 to 24 feet has been the best presentation.

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Hey everyone fishing is alittle slow right now,but not to bad if you go looking for them.And you will find them out on the humps on the big lake,with a rig and a night crawler or a leech.                     Good luck and see you on the lake Pat 

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Hey everyone here we are well in to another season and fishing has been great so far this year.Right out here in the bay has been great in about 8 to 10 feet of water with a bub eyed shorty and a shinner.                                                       Good luck and see you on the water Pat

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The ice out is ahead of last year, with warmer than average tempatures. Some resorts still have openings for the first 3 weekends of the walleye season, so if you are interested check out the lodging page.     ******************************************************John and Doreen SeekonThe Pines Resort and Campground17221 Winnie Dam Rd. N.E.Deer River, MN. 56636Phone; 218 246-8546Toll Free; 1

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Hey the Perch are starting to bit.Out on the main lake the humps are hot and in the bay they are in about 26 feet of water.The green jigs are hot again this year. 

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Hey everyone we are open and the fish are hot in the bay.No plowed roads yet but soon.You can get out there with wheelers or sledes

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The fish are still biting on the North Shore by th Little Rock Pile in about 12' of water with a jig and a shinner.

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Fishing is still really hot on the north shore in about 10 to 12' of water with a jig and a shinner if you can find them

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The bite is hot over by the Rock Pile in about 10 to 12 feet of water with a lindy rig with a leech or a crawler.And the perch are starting over on a jig and a fathead.           Good luck Pat

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Hey everyone the bite is on over just east of the rock pile on the north shore. And the crappies are still biting off of Plug Hat Point.                              Good Luck Pat

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Hey everyone the weather has cooled off and the fish are biting on Tamarack Point in about 16' of water.And over on Ravens in about 12' of water.Good luck to you!

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The walleyes are biting on the inside and outside of the weedlines. The best areas are tamarack point, muskie bay and the north shore. The best baits are a jig and minnow or troll a #5 shadrap in 6 to 9 feet of water.

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Hey eveyone the fish are biting just around corner off of Tamarack Point in about 6' of water. And the crappies are in just off of Plug Hat Point. 

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Fishing has been good up on the north shore around Hunters Point.Using a lind rig and a leech.

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Here we are in to August and the bite is still on. They are catching them over by the dishes in 10 to 12 feet of water with a lindy rig and a leech. If you use a night crawler you will catch perch.

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Northeast Side of Lake WinnibigoshishIt is July 30th and the fish are bitting off of Stony Point in about 10 to 12 feet of water dragging a leech or a night crawler. And out on Bowens Flat in about 8 feet of water with a jig and a shinner.

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